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Blank Rome Keeps Growing and Growing and ...
Alan J. Hoffman on the firm’s non-competitive culture
Patent, Trademark or Copyright?
The process and pitfalls of turning your big idea into a protected asset
Rights and Bites
The growing field of animal law
My Own Un-Private Livelihood
Where are you safe from workplace monitoring?
Plan A
Solid estate planning is a gift to your heirs
Discovery with Gabriel Ozel
Gabriel Ozel can say Shl’am lak; just don’t ask him to say ‘irregardless’
Nevertheless, She Persisted
Fern Steiner brings her labor law tenacity to two local boards
The Lawyer Off Main Street
Juanita Brooks knows what to do with "a dry patent case"
Unnatural Disaster Artist
John “Mickey” McGuire walks the talk after fires and earthquakes
Justice Is Coming
Tina Habas is civil defense’s worst nightmare: a former defense attorney, now plaintiff’s attorney, who “speaks Judge”
Shredded
On the slopes and the courtroom, Ellie Lockwood leaves the competition behind
Third Time’s the Charm
Patrick Mulligan gives defendants another shot at a second chance
From Then … … to Now
An oral history of lawyers who started practicing in the 1960s
Discovery with Anna N. Martinez
Anna Martinez talks trial law, cooks blueberry pancakes, and abides like The Dude
It’s Criminal! Or Is It?
Does your case belong in civil court or criminal—or both?
The Digital Afterlife
If your will doesn’t include your online ‘property,’ your heirs may be out of luck
When You’re the Boss
You might be an employer—and not know it
Full-Court Press
Bruce S. Rosen expands rights in a field he used to work in: journalism